Robert C. Stall

Robert C. Stall, 54, of North Grosvenordale, CT, formerly of Millbury MA, passed away Friday January 17, 2025 due to a sudden illness. 

Robert was born April 23, 1970 in Dayton, Ohio. Bob lived in Missouri until he was 11 upon which time he moved to Millbury with his family. He graduated from Millbury High School. Bob worked in the family painting and wallpaper business and later went to work for his brother-in-law at Lindberg/Bodycote Thermal Processing, where Robert suffered an injury that ultimately concluded his time and his career at Bodycote, as he was permanently disabled. 

Robert had many years, after the injury, that he fought addiction. He proudly had success in sobriety and was known for his success of helping others with their addiction and sobriety.

Bob is survived by his loving wife Melissa (Perry) Stall of N. Grosvenordale, CT; his parents, Thomas Stall and Carolin S. (Baker) Stall of N. Grosvenordale, CT; his sons, Ryan N. Clark of Worcester, MA, and Keegan R. Stall of N. Grosvenordale CT; He is survived by his brothers, David C. Stall, Christopher M. Stall and his wife Vivian Landsbury, and Steven M Runnels; his sisters, Michelle L. (Stall) Jaber and her husband Imad Jaber, Alicia M. (Stall) Rybacki and her fiancé Belmiro Gomes, and Christina M. (Runnels) Page; with Nichole Martinez, Ali Jaber, Brandon Stall, Celestia Stall, Mersades Berthiaume, Jasmine Jaber, Bethany Stall, Jordan Stall, Thomas Rybacki, Gabriel Stall, and Tanner Stall as nieces and nephews. Bob had a special family bond with his neighbor, Nancy (Harris) Sturtevant, and her children, Nicholas, Patrick, and Lindsey Sturtevant.

Family and friends are invited to gather at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, 49 Old Webster Rd., Oxford MA on Saturday, February 1, 2025 from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, followed by a memorial service beginning at 4:30 PM.

To know Bob was to know a friend, he made sure to always let people know they were loved, appreciated, and accepted. Bob was always the first to give a helping hand to anyone in need, in any way that he could, simply because he knew it was the right thing to do. Bob was quick and witty and had a way with words that could fill any room that he was in with laughter.

The legacy he leaves behind is a fierce love for his family. While his bright personality will be sorely missed, he lives on through his sons, Ryan and Keegan. In this time of loss and sadness he would have us remember the happy times and have a laugh at something silly he said. Which we will do everyday in his loving memory." by Ali Thomas Imad Jaber.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to: Crozier House-Men's Recovery Program, Catholic Charities of Worcester County, 10 Hammond St., Worcester, MA 01610, 508-798-0191.